I lived in Front Royal and visited Patsy’s Grace many times. Her husband was still alive when I moved away. The Omps funeral home wasn’t built there either. That came along after I left. It’s a beautiful, peaceful garden, the best one in the area. RIP PATSY, forever remembered.
Patsy una voz extraordinaría, estuvo poco tiempo entre nosotros pero nos deja sus fabulosas interpretaciones para seguir admirándola siempre, gracias Patsy ❤ 🇪🇸
Very respectful video. Thankyou for sharing. Patsy Cline has been forever remembered as an icon of Country music. We must not forget Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins along with their manager Randy Hughes all perished together in that terrible plane crash. Ironically, the same instructor pilot that taught Randy Hughes how to fly also had taught Country music legend Jim Reeves how to fly. Both Randy and Jim were never instrument rated, yet they both flew into instrument meteorological conditions, which resulted in spatial disorientation that had caused them both to crash. May they all rest in peace.
Thank You for your kind and insightful comments. I agree we must not forget those who died with Patsy. Cowboy Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins and Ramsey Hughes are are resting on Music Row at the Forest Law Memorial Park in Goodlettesville, Tennessee. I visited their graves in this video. th-cam.com/video/iUtdgd6a_-U/w-d-xo.html I also visited the crash site near Camden Tennessee and that Video can be found here th-cam.com/video/s9yFdxtpAmg/w-d-xo.html
Im very surprised she doesnt have a much bigger stone. She was the greatest of all time. And thats all she got fpr her final resting spot. Some of the other country singers have huge stones. Rip patsy
I am not sure but there may be a cemetery restriction on the type of markers. The other performers that were killed in the plane crash are all buried at Forest Lawn in Goodlettsville, Tennessee and have similar Markers. Thank You for watching and your Kind Comment.
Nice peaceful place! Visited her grave many years ago...she is an icon and my hero! She didn't take no crap and that's me all over! Have you ever visited jim Reeve's grave? Another one of my heroes! 👍👍👍
I have not visited the Grave of Jim Reeves but would like too and is on my list if I ever get back to Texas. I did visit the grave of Tex Ritter and J. P. Richardson in an earlier visit to Texas and hop to get back some day. I hope you will check out my other videos that I have posted and will be posting of country music stars from my recent visit to the Nashville Area. Thank you so much for watching and for you kind comments.
@@tombstonesandtravel8805 you are very welcome 🙂 not to many folks talk about past country music legends that have passed away...I'm a HUGE fan of 50s & 60s country music-got to keep it alive cause it's the best!
I am a huge fan of Traditional Country Music. in My Tombstone Tourist Play list there are several other video of the Star of the 50 and 60's including Bob Willa, Harold Reed of the Statler Brothers and just recently posted videos featuring Bashful Brother Oswald, Stringbean, Hawkshaw Hawking, Cowboy Copas and Lefty Frizzell just to name a few. I certainly appreciate you watching and for your comment. Thank You again.!
Ok. When you started calling about Charlie, there were 2 whistles, one !oud, the other softer, as if the whistler were moving away. No way that was a bird!!!
You are right. It wasn't a bird. There was another person walking by me and he was trying to get the attention of his kids without "yelling at them, so he whistled." Thanks for watching.
Thank You for watching and for your question. A coin left on a headstone or at the grave site is meant as a message to the deceased soldier’s family that someone else has visited the grave to pay respect. It seems that this tradition has carried over to private graves. Here is the significance of each coin that are left at military graves. Leaving a penny at the grave means simply that you visited. Leaving a nickel indicates that you and the deceased trained at boot camp together. Leaving a dime means you served together in some capacity. Leaving a quarter at the grave, you are telling the family that you were with the soldier when they were killed
Excuse me,,,,but that not the one....OR does she ' have two,,,tomstone......in 1993....iT was NOT that one....and I've got some picture to proof it.....
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I lived in Front Royal and visited Patsy’s Grace many times. Her husband was still alive when I moved away. The Omps funeral home wasn’t built there either. That came along after I left. It’s a beautiful, peaceful garden, the best one in the area. RIP PATSY, forever remembered.
Thank For watching and for your insightful comment. I really appreciate it.
Patsy una voz extraordinaría, estuvo poco tiempo entre nosotros pero nos deja sus fabulosas interpretaciones para seguir admirándola siempre, gracias Patsy ❤ 🇪🇸
Gracias por ver mi video y tomar el tiempor para comentar
Miss her so much
Pasty had a beautiful voice ❣️🎤💝💐
That she did. Thank You for watching and for your comment. I appreciate it.
Very respectful video. Thankyou for sharing. Patsy Cline has been forever remembered as an icon of Country music. We must not forget Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins along with their manager Randy Hughes all perished together in that terrible plane crash. Ironically, the same instructor pilot that taught Randy Hughes how to fly also had taught Country music legend Jim Reeves how to fly. Both Randy and Jim were never instrument rated, yet they both flew into instrument meteorological conditions, which resulted in spatial disorientation that had caused them both to crash. May they all rest in peace.
Thank You for your kind and insightful comments. I agree we must not forget those who died with Patsy. Cowboy Copas, Hawkshaw Hawkins and Ramsey Hughes are are resting on Music Row at the Forest Law Memorial Park in Goodlettesville, Tennessee. I visited their graves in this video.
th-cam.com/video/iUtdgd6a_-U/w-d-xo.html
I also visited the crash site near Camden Tennessee and that Video can be found here
th-cam.com/video/s9yFdxtpAmg/w-d-xo.html
Im very surprised she doesnt have a much bigger stone. She was the greatest of all time. And thats all she got fpr her final resting spot.
Some of the other country singers have huge stones. Rip patsy
I am not sure but there may be a cemetery restriction on the type of markers. The other performers that were killed in the plane crash are all buried at Forest Lawn in Goodlettsville, Tennessee and have similar Markers. Thank You for watching and your Kind Comment.
@@tombstonesandtravel8805 thanks for the video!
Can't find the thumbs up, but I really enjoyed this one.
Beautiful!!!!!!
Thank you!!
Nice peaceful place! Visited her grave many years ago...she is an icon and my hero! She didn't take no crap and that's me all over! Have you ever visited jim Reeve's grave? Another one of my heroes! 👍👍👍
I have not visited the Grave of Jim Reeves but would like too and is on my list if I ever get back to Texas. I did visit the grave of Tex Ritter and J. P. Richardson in an earlier visit to Texas and hop to get back some day. I hope you will check out my other videos that I have posted and will be posting of country music stars from my recent visit to the Nashville Area. Thank you so much for watching and for you kind comments.
@@tombstonesandtravel8805 you are very welcome 🙂 not to many folks talk about past country music legends that have passed away...I'm a HUGE fan of 50s & 60s country music-got to keep it alive cause it's the best!
I am a huge fan of Traditional Country Music. in My Tombstone Tourist Play list there are several other video of the Star of the 50 and 60's including Bob Willa, Harold Reed of the Statler Brothers and just recently posted videos featuring Bashful Brother Oswald, Stringbean, Hawkshaw Hawking, Cowboy Copas and Lefty Frizzell just to name a few. I certainly appreciate you watching and for your comment. Thank You again.!
@@tombstonesandtravel8805 you are very welcome my friend!
Ok. When you started calling about Charlie, there were 2 whistles, one !oud, the other softer, as if the whistler were moving away. No way that was a bird!!!
You are right. It wasn't a bird. There was another person walking by me and he was trying to get the attention of his kids without "yelling at them, so he whistled." Thanks for watching.
New sub here, Great video!!!!!
Thank You, for watching and subscribing. I really appreciate it.
You forgot the bell tower.
I certainly Did. I Had intended to get footage on the way out, but there was a funeral coming in and I was in a hurry an it totally slipped my mind.
I just seen her grave last month
Glad you got to Visit. Thanks For watching and for taking the time to comment.
@tombstonesandtravel8805 I took some pictures of the grave and historic house I'm a huge patsy cline fan
Why is there coins on her grave stone
Thank You for watching and for your question. A coin left on a headstone or at the grave site is meant as a message to the deceased soldier’s family that someone else has visited the grave to pay respect. It seems that this tradition has carried over to private graves. Here is the significance of each coin that are left at military graves.
Leaving a penny at the grave means simply that you visited.
Leaving a nickel indicates that you and the deceased trained at boot camp together.
Leaving a dime means you served together in some capacity.
Leaving a quarter at the grave, you are telling the family that you were with the soldier when they were killed
Excuse me,,,,but that not the one....OR does she ' have two,,,tomstone......in 1993....iT was NOT that one....and I've got some picture to proof it.....
The gravesite and marker has been confirmed with the cemetery office as being the grave of Patsy Cline.